Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-20

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with the Emperor of Austria will tax
place at Gastein on the 25th inst. Th
Emperor suffers from heat, and it is i'm
porta1t to hasten his departure from Mai
nau. He will leave on Tuesday. Princes
Bismarck and Herbert Bismarck left Berlil
tonight. They are going to Mainau t.
visit Count William Bismarck. Th
Princess will afterwards proceed to Ham
burg. Count Herbert will take holida.
in Koenigstein, in the Tausus mountains
but will afterwards proceed to Hamburg
Prince Bismarck, while in Berlil
recently, inquired into the complaints
made by the Catholic bishops O
vexations exercised in Posen dioces'
right of the Government to veto conceded
under the agreement between Prussia inc
the Vatican. Local Ober vetoed the nomi
nations of the parish priests, including
well known clericals, DIR. j. A. Sedeweski
a Deputy Of the Reichstag, DR.. Kubowicz
director Of the seminary and Father
Radziekeiski. former editor of the Katolik
OF Silesia. Prince Bismarck has directed
Ober, President, to consider his veto ir
several cases national. The Zeitung an
nources successful police raid on Berlin
Socialists yesterday evening, when sever
persons, forming the Central Committee o.
A SECRET SOCIETY OF DEMOCRATS
were arrested. It is reported that grave
evidence OF a REASONABLY conspiracy haf
been obtained against them. The Danish
Captain Saranac, who was condemned to
twelve years imprisonment ut hard labor
for treason and for being a spy, has had his
sentence reduced to six years, the Emperor
L. G~I 60 ,lxy r>oIn Ccc
of Sarauw and all other persons convicted
of treason. Klein aid Grebu, who were re-
Gently convicted at Leipsic, will be ira ns
ferred to Hall penitentiary. Capt. Sarauw
will be transferred to Hall to Prison Cloc
benzenis near Berlin. The BOndesrath has
decided to force new import duty on al
cohol after the goth instant. The law fol
the suppression and for the placing OF taxes
on drinks will be enforced after the LIST O.
September. The making OF spirits on &C
count of federal states will commence or
October II, and the sale of alcohol by the
states will begin January LIST. The
LATEST REPORT FROM MEDICAL GENTLEMAN
identified with the case of Crown Prince
Frederick William is that the treatment
adopted has proved absolutely successful
He is said to be going to Ems to recruit his
health. His English physician, DR.. Nc
Kenzie, declares that the cure has been ef
fected. DR.. Henrici, the we'll known anti
dentist, has decided to quit Berlin and &C
to America. The
CHIEF TOPIC OF INTEREST
in Berlin after the French situation is the
unceasing depreciation of Russian stocks
That is now recognized by both political
and financial circles that the movement is
not lobby speculations, but has definite
official inspiration, and is a part OF the
Governments campaign OF retaliation
against the Russian anti-German economic
policy. During the last fortnight the fall
in Russian securities of all issues averaged
fully six per cent. The fall would
have been cen greater, but
for the receipt of some stop orders and or
ders to buy These combined for time to
stay the decline. Since Monday large pur'
chases have been made daily by the Rus
sian Government. These purchases, how.
ever, have proved insufficient to check the
sales, and even to-day, when the Bourse
was at it's dullest, investors combined to
unload their Russian holdings in large
quantities. causing a still further decline in
prices. The champions of Russian securi.
ties acknowledged themselves beaten, and
accept the situation with the best grace
possible.
A Letter From BoulanEer.
PARIS, July 16.-Boulanger has written a
letter to Deputy Lauer, thanking him fol
bis expressions of attachment and friend
ship, which he says is becoming rare. Con
tinuing, the letter says the writer will dc
his duty, despite the hatred and detection
Of former friends. 1t is sufficient for him tc
remain the friends OF those who wish
France respected and who place thei'
country above party intrigues. He himself
has but one aim to proclaim to French
men, and they can and must raise tneil
heads to assume the only attitude becom
ing to great people. The letter caused 6
sensation in the deputies. 1t is reported
that the General will be called to account
for it. Lauer states the letter confidential
and responsibility for publishing it rests
with him.
French Affairs.
PARIS, July 16.-The Radical members o
the Chamber OF Deputies formed a vigilance
committee composed OF Nine. Antole. D.
La Forge, Clemenceau, Pelleton and Others
to watch political affairs. The p ttit'
Journal publishes q circular to the effec1
that mea asures should be taken to induce
the League patriots to enter the Radica
oarty. The Advocate of the Court OF Ap
peals made his appearance on the streets
here yesterday, crying, IA bas Grevy!" O'
the night OF the fete some persons who wer'
riding in cabs were compelled to alight il
the streets by the mob. Those who de
cline to do so were forcibly removed gron
the vehicles.
The Hot Wave in the East.
CHICAGO, July 16.-There is intensely ho
weather here and throughout the north
west. The mercury is ranging between 20
and 1867. Four deaths have occurred her
from sunstroke this morning.
AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE temperature il
20 hotter at noon to day than yesterday
There have been numerous prostration
from heat among laborers and Others ex
posed to the extreme heat. Four DEATH
occurred yesterday and four more death
are reported up to noon to-day. Many la
borers have given up work on account o
the great heat.
IN PENNSYLVANIA.
P1rrsBuRG, July 16.-The mercury wal
go at p. m. to-day, the highest poin
reached this season. Two fatal cases o
sunstroke and a number of serious pros
trations from heat are reported. The iror
and steel mills were compelled to close dur
ing the heat OF the day.
AT UTICA AND SYRACUSE.
UTICA, July 1G.-At 3. p. m. to-day th'
mercury registered $50 in the shade.
SYRACUSE. July .16.-At 2 p. m. to-da.
the mercury registered 1000 in the shade
AT CLEvEL AND.
CLEAELAND, July 16.-The heat here to
day was terrific. Yesterday was the hot
test July day in Cleveland for nine years
but it is several degrees warmer to-day, tn
mercury registering go in the shade.
AT DETROIT.
DETROIT, July 16.-Yesterday and to'da'
were the hottet weather known here Il
Michigan for many years. Yesterday "a
and at 8 D. m. to-day it was 80; at noo
it was $50.
COLORADO.